Saini Clans

Saini Clans in Punjab & Bordering Regions in Haryana, Himachal Pradesh and Jammu & Kashmir  Annay (Anotra) Attar Badwal Bajwalia Banday, Bande Banga Banwait , Banait (Banawat) Basoriye Basuta (Basotra) Baunsar Bawal Bhangal, Bagal Bhangura Bhardwaj Bhela Bhondi (Bondi) Bhowra, Bhaura, Bhaora Bilauria, Bilowria Bimb (Bimbh) Bola, Bule Chandel, Chandolia Chera Chilana, Chilne Daulay,  Dolle Daurka Dhak Dhamrait Dhanota (Dhanotra) Dhaul Dheri Dhoor Dulku Farad Gaheer (Gahotra) Gahunia (Gahoon/Gahun) Gangian Gehlen, Gehlon ( This was the patronymic of Maharana Pratap, Rana Sangha and Maratha warrior Chhatrapati Shivaji. This clan came into Sainis though past cross-assimilation with Sisodia Rajputs.  Saini clan names of Gaheer and Gahunia are of the same genus. It is noteworthy that Shoorsainis and Sisodias were close allies. Rana Gurdan Saini was the lead General of Rana Hamir. The name originates from "Guhadatta", the first known king of this lineage.) Gharay Gharamiye Gidda, Gidde, Giddar Girn Golan, Goli, Goleria Hadwal (pronounced 'Harhwal' ) Jadore, Jandoria Jagait Jangliya Japra Joshi Indoria Kshatriya Kaan Kaberwal (Caberwal , Kabadwal) Kadauni Kainth Kaloty,  Kalotia Kamokhar Khatri Kapoor Kainthaliye Katariya Keer Khatri Kapoor (probably no link with Kapoor clan found in Khatri caste.  There are some other clans among Sainis  with Khatri or Kshatriya prefix or suffix  which are not found in Khatri caste) Khargal, Khadgal Kharh Khatri Khatri Andhaniye Kheru Khube/Khobe Khuthe Lada Lair Lalriye, Lulriye Lattan Lathar Longia (Longiye) Maheru (Mahotra) Mangar Masuta (Masotra) Mehindwan Meengatia Mundh , Mundra Nagoriya Nanua (Nanuan) Naru Nawe Pabe Pabla (Pabe, Pablay and Pabme may be identical) Pabme Pamma (Pama) Pangliya Pantaliya Papose Partola Patrota (may be a variation of  ''Tirotia '') Pundrak Sajjan Sagara Sair Salaria , Salariye Sandal Sankhla Saroha Satmukhia Satrola/Satrawala/Satrawali Shahnan (Shanan/Sahnan) Shahi Suji Tamber (Tumber, Tanwar) Tanduwal, Tondwal Taral Taunque (Taank/Taunk) Thind (actual pronunciation "Thinde or Thinday") Tirotia (derived from ''Torawati" in Rajputana) Togar (Togad/Taggar) Toor, Tuar Ughre, Oghre Vaid